Mal ,'Shindig'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
when an acquaintance who happens to be a furry found out that I used to be an Imagineer he asked if I would do a session about what it is like to work in the theme park design industry.
I figured it was something like that. That would have been cool, man. Or at least interesting.
I figured it was something like that. That would have been cool, man. Or at least interesting.
'Cept, you know, for the nightmares....
I totally wanted to go. How often do you get invited to see the inside of that type of fetish! It would have been awesome. I need to see if I can get on the roster for speaking again.
Going would def be interesting for me. I would feel very out of place and self-conscious, but hell, I made it through Folsom and enjoyed myself!
they are showing the entirely of R. Kelly's Trapped in the Closet
It's so bad there's not enough pot in the world to get you through the entirety of it.
For some strange reason they are fascinated by theme parks, who'd have thunk it.
Well duh! Where else does a grown man get to don a Goofy costume and venture into public?
I think I startled some old lady in the drug store today. I was checking out how many cat products I could acquire when I spotted (and shouted out) "Kitty crack pad!" She gave me a very concerned look.
I don't know where to put this, but I think P-C will see it here.
VM!Parker is on Eli Stone!
That is all.
Well duh! Where else does a grown man get to don a Goofy costume and venture into public?
I hear that one of their key texts is actually the Disney animated Robin Hood with a fox in the lead.
Sort of how the first Willy Wonka movie is the key text for people into body inflation.
I think all 5 of them went on the Wild West Comedy Show at some point
I found that out later in the show. the guy I didn't recognize played the creepy son in Wedding Crashers. Which the mac guy had tried out for and thought he had on lock.
Just finished watching Lipstick Jungle. I'm not loving it. I hate the way Brooke Sheilds is protrayed as the "loveable klutz" The first time you see her, she's dropping her bag and spilling stuff everywhere. She's always carrying a bunch of bags, which makes her seem scatterbrained and unorganized.
It just doesn't work for me. I like Cashmere Mafia much better. Paul Blackthorne in his real accent is LJ's only redeeming value.